The Freestyle is back in stock with Battery Gift Campaign



Samsung’s new portable display and entertainment device that delivers premium visual, audio and entertainment performance for users who want to take their video and audio content wherever they go.The Freestyle‘ continues to attract great interest from users.

After the intense interest in the pre-sale process, Samsung updated the stocks to offer The Freestyle to customers again. 28 March-30 April announced its very advantageous new campaign, which will be valid between With the campaign valid on Samsung Online Store, Hepsiburada, Amazon, Teknosa.com and MediaMarkt.com, customers who want to have ‘The Freestyle’ are offered one Freestyle. BIX brand 30000mAh A portable battery with power capacity is provided as a gift.

Projector, smart speaker and ambient lighting device in a single 830 gram device

Samsung’s new ‘The Freestyle’ projector combines smart speaker and ambient lighting features in one lightweight and portable device. Weighing only 830 grams, The Freestyle allows you to instantly transform any space into a screen. Unlike traditional and bulky projectors, The Freestyle’s multi-purpose rotating structure provides high image quality on all surfaces such as tables, floors, walls and even ceilings by rotating up to 180 degrees, while not requiring a separate screen surface.

Samsung The Freestyle



Up to 100 inches of crystal-clear vision at any angle and on any surface

Thanks to its technologies, The Freestyle can be viewed from all angles and can automatically adapt to the surfaces on which it is reflected. It functions as a second TV screen whether you are playing games or working from home. The ‘Auto Focus’ feature allows The Freestyle to display crystal clear images up to 100 inches from anywhere, no matter what angle it is projected from. The ‘Passive Emitter’ feature provides deep sound and clean bass for more crowded activities such as camping. 360-degree sound dispersion provides users with a cinema-quality sound experience wherever they are, whether they are gaming or camping.

Technology that can match visual effects to sound

The Freestyle can also be used as a lighting device that can change the atmosphere of the environment, thanks to its ambient mode and translucent lens cover when not in use. It can also work as a smart speaker that can analyze the music and match the visual effects projected on the wall, floor or any other surface with the sound.

The Freestyle projection devices are limited to stocks until 23:59 on the night of April 30th. shop.samsung.com.tr and authorized online sales channels, as well as online shopping platforms such as MediaMarkt, Teknosa, Hepsiburada and Amazon.

The Turkish sales price for The Freestyle is 13.499 TL including VAT and one piece within the scope of the campaign. BIX brand 30000mAh power capacity Portable battery is also provided.

For more information about the campaign, you can call Samsung Call Center at 444 77 11 or visit www.samsung.com.



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